The White House tried to block the reporting on bidens decline, reveals new book

According to a new book, the deputy chief of staff of former President Joe Biden is said to use aggressive tactics with a reporter who tried to report his intellectual and physical decline.

“Original Sin” by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson reported that “Weeks” appeared in front of the explosive Wall Street Journal Story.

“(A) Reporter with another national news agency had heard of adjutants of the White House that the president had serious and disturbing moments behind the scenes and had sometimes forgotten names and facts and sometimes seemed to be seriously confused at meetings,” the book said.

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“Original Sin” by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson claim that “weeks” came out of Wall Street Journal history before the infamous June 4, 2024 and said that Biden “slips”, Steve Ricchetti, then-white housekeeper, deputy chief of staff, handicapped claims for the decline of bids. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

“The reporter has contacted members of the White House press office, who not only aggressively – and annoyed – aggressively – and undertook the unusual step to call her Steve Ricchetti,” said the book. “He spoke to her from the recording so that she couldn’t use anything of what he said or even attributed it to a source of the White House. But he told her that everything that the others said was wrong and that he was the president at the meetings.”

According to Tapper and Thompson, the bidding white house went out to control the perception of his health.

“The news from the White House was clear that this reporter believed that if she had the story of anonymous helpers, the White House would make it aggressively and represent it as a liar,” the book said. “The tacit threat worked.”

According to the White House, the Democrats surveyed by Wall Street Journal also asked for the report on bidens mental sharpness to recall the outlet and push back to “false” accounts, whereby a Member of the congress reports reportedly defends the sharpness of the President, while he should call a reporter.

Energy secretary Jennifer Granholm and other members of the cabinet beat the article from Wall Street Journal and explained Fox News Digital: “The article was bs.”

“The president is completely in his game,” she added. “He is the smartest and most expert person in the room. He asks the toughest questions and has the sharpest insights into the complex questions brought to him. He is sharp, thoughtful and wise.”

Wall Street Journal calls Tapper because he has thrown on paper’s story about Biden’s decline

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board called Jake Tapper from CNN because he was reduced in its history of June 4 on the decline of the former president. ((Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images), Screenshot/WSJ)

Other outlets felt the anger of the bidges administration when they tried to report the story that was obvious to the rest of the country.

The Biden White House let the New York Times know that, according to the publisher of the newspaper in February 2024, it was “extremely upset” about the age of bidges.

“I think the Biden team made it very difficult to ask questions about his health -they ashamed them and said they didn’t like him, etc.,” said former CNN journalist Chris Cillizza about Fox News Digital and noticed that many reporters, including themselves, should be. “

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In May, former CNN journalist Chris Cillizza told Fox News Digital the White House “ashamed” reporters who are trying to report the physical and intellectual state of former President Joe Biden. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File)

Thompson said compared to the dinner of the correspondent of the White House in April: “The decline of President Biden and his cover -up by the people around him are a memory that every white house, regardless of the party, is able to deceive.”

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